Samsung Galaxy A7 with triple rear cameras launched in India; know expected specs and price

Samsung launched its new smartphone Samsung Galaxy A7 in India today. The smartphone was unveiled globally last week. Samsung Galaxy A7 is the company's first smartphone with triple rear cameras with - one depth of field lens, one wide-angle lens, and one autofocus lens. The Samsung Galaxy A7 will fall under the mid-range price segment and will come in Blue, Black, Pink and Gold colour variants. The smartphone comes equipped with a side mounted fingerprint sensor which is embedded in the power button.

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Samsung Galaxy A7 will be available for buyers via Flipkart exclusively. The e-commerce platform is also running a banner of the same with the notify me button. The smartphone is likely to compete against OnePlus 6. 

Samsung Galaxy A7: Expected specifications

Samsung Galaxy A7 is expected to have a 24MP primary camera with f/1.7 aperture and autofocus along with a depth-sensing 5MP secondary camera with a fixed focal length and f/2.2 aperture. The third camera has an ultra-wide lens with a field-of-view of 120° and f/2.4 aperture. On front, there is a 24MP selfie camera with f/2.0 aperture.

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Samsung Galaxy A7 display will be a 6-inch Super AMOLED Infinity type with Full HD+ screen resolution and 18.5:9 aspect ratio, with thin but full bezels ditching the notch trend. The body will comprise of a curved glass on both the front and rear side.

The smartphone will have an octa-core processor paired to a 4GB. There could be a Qualcomm Snapdragon 660 or 710 chipset. Samsung Galaxy A7 will have 64GB internal storage which could be expandable up to 512GB.

Samsung Galaxy A7: Expected price

Samsung Galaxy A7 is going to be a mid-range smartphone. The base price for the smartphone is expected to be around Rs 30,000. However, there is no official confirmation regarding the pricing yet.